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Elmo Lincoln

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Elmo Lincoln Elmo Lincoln em Tarzan of the Apes Nome completo Otto Elmo Linkenhelt Nascimento 6 de fevereiro de 1889 Rochester, Indiana, EUA Nacionalidade Norte-americana Morte 27 de junho de 1952 (63 anos) Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA Atividade 1913-1952 Cônjuge Sadie Whited (?-?) Ida Lee Tanchick (1935-?)

J. P. McGowan

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J. P. McGowan Nome completo John Paterson McGowan Outros nomes J.P. MacGowan Jack McGowan John P. McGowan John McGowan Nascimento 24 de fevereiro de 1880 Terowie, Austrália Nacionalidade Australiana Estadunidense Morte 26 de março de 1952 Hollywood, Califórnia, EUA Ocupação cineasta roteirista ator Atividade 1910-1938 Cônjuge Helen Holmes (? - 1925) (div.) Katherine Evangeline (16 março 1937 - ?)

Does an intelligent undead have a soul in 5e D&D?

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13 2 $begingroup$ Does an intelligent undead, such as a vampire, mummy, etc, have a soul? Is it the original soul of the person they were before? There was already a question exactly like this specifically for 3.5e but is it the same in 5e? Does an intelligent undead have a soul? Why I want to know: I am wondering if the intelligent undead could use Magic Jar to possess a Humanoid. They'd need to have a soul in order to do that. The spell doesn't say the caster has to be humanoid, only that the possessed creature must be. I'm also wondering if the intelligent undead has a soul, because if not, then the soul escapes upon the death of the person becoming, say, a vampire, and then might inhabit a mature clone they'd prepared in advance of becoming a vampire.